The Magic Table That Lets You Compose Canons Over A Cantus Firmus (1596) @EarlyMusicSources
The Magic Table That Lets You Compose Canons Over A Cantus Firmus (1596)  @EarlyMusicSources
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Created by Elam Rotem and Alon Schab, April 2024
Music examples by Leonardo Bartolotto (viols) and Elam Rotem (harpsichord).
Special thanks to Denis Collins, Peter Schubert, Tim Braithwaite, Sean Curtice, Loren Ludwig and Anne Smith.

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The Magic Table That Lets You Compose Canons Over A Cantus Firmus (1596)

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